Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-25
Local Paragraphs.

-Good-bye to the dog days.
Thy US for iine job printing.
SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
Centre county court is in session
this week.
-GHEEN n SPIGLEMYER'S
Clothing and Ladies wraps are here. At.
George Rine's caution notice on
our second page should be read and
needed.
A very welcome caller at this office
last Thursday was Saml. Gramley Esq,
of near Rebersburg.
John Hall, of Penn street, has been
suffering with luinsy the past week but
is now over the worst.
Last weeks Sugar Valley Jomndf
deyotes the four columns of its first
page to the Culvey murder.
Mrs. Kate Harris, sister OF Mrs,
Housel, who resided in this place sever.
al years ago, is here on visit.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale a loo Of choice brick
G. e. Lose. Rebersbnrg, Pa.
-GHEEN 6 SPlGLEG TER'S
China Store in Musser & Smiths block
on Penn street, Millhelm, is nov open.
ID. c. Keller, of Centre Hall, will
run the boarding house on top OF Nit
tany Mountain during the Granger pic
nie.
"A full line of elegant revolvers, of
all calibres, just received at ID. :.
Kauffman's store. Prices 10 suit the
times.
MIR. Russell, father of J. w. Russell,
of Lewishurg, was shaking hands with
old acquaintances in this town on last
saturday.
The reports from some parts of
Kansas about the corncrop are more
encouraging than they were earlier in
the season.
-Pimples, bolls and other humoIs
are liable To appear when the llood
gets heated. To cure them take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Next Sunday forenoon ut 10 O'Clock
Rey. NJ. l.. DeitZler will hold Harvest
Home services in the Lutheran church
at this place.
Miss Minnie Adams, of Williams
port, IS spending several weeks in this
neighbornood, being the guest of w. ii.
Smith, near town.
Mrs. Lucy Henney and Mrs. Mar
ion Shoop, ard children, all of Centre
Hall, visited several days among their
relatives in this place.
The teachers examination for Penn
township and Millheim borough will
take place in the grammar school room
on Penn street next Monday.
WIN. Cornelius, young man who
hai been with barber Hicks, pulled
stakes on last Monday, and went to
Milton TO work at his trade there.
MIR. Jerome Spigelmyer. wife and
daughter. of this place. took trip to
Union county, last Saturday, and at
tended the Swengle campmeeting.
Rev. Chas. T. Steck has resigned
as pastor of the Lutheran church at
Bellefonte and expects TO preach his
farewell sermon on Sunday Sept. 4tb.
-GHEEN d SPIGLEMYES'S
late arrival of 1000 pairs of shoes.
Gentlemen please stand aside and let
the ladies step in the new store. 2t. =
The Millheim band has received a
call to be present at the picnic OF the
Centre county Veteran club on the 10th
proximo, and we believe, has decided to
be there.
The MilIheim base ball nine pur-
chased new bat and ball and are prac-
ticing diligently in order to acquire the
necessary skill for victory on the dia-
mond field.
Charles Swengle and VIM. Weiser,
two young men at present sojonrning
near Middleburg, Snyder Co., are here
to spend several days with their par
ents and companions.
Mrs. j. Iii. Hazel, and daughter, of
Freeport, ILL.,. who is i'm on visit to
her father. Jos. Smith, of Penn Hall,
and other relations, was caller ut this
Office last week one day.
ID. 5. Kaufman is serving as juror
i'm Bellefonte this week. During his
absence A. A. Frank runs Kauffman's
mercantile establishment on Main
street alone, but successfully.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Mite socie-
ty of this place haye about concluded
to hold another festival on 3rd of next
month. Handbills giving particulars
will be issued from this Office this week
yet.
There will be no preaching in the
U. b. church next Sunday, rs the pas
TOR Rev C. Workman. will be away.
But OH Tuesday evening next there will
be preaching at n o'clock. All are in
yited.
WIN. Inhoff, who for nearly 81
years kept hotel at Mifllinburg, and is
known to many people in this county,
who probably in their time enjoyed
that popular landlords hospitality, died